Blog Entries

It’s a common sight, and one that we have all seen. Dogs pulling on leads, excited to get to their next adventure, sparking the question – who is actually walking who? Collars are part of a dog’s life, and have their uses – a place to hang ID tags, contact information, and in this day...

Whilst we are all very familiar with the concept of toilet training, especially when it comes to new puppies, the lesser known occurrence of adult dogs toileting in the house can be frustrating for everyone! Whilst we might instinctively think that an older dog urinating or defecating inside the home may be their attempt at...

Having a First Aid Kit with equipment for a dog can be the difference between life and death. Knowing what to do in an emergency situation is also just as critical. Our Animal First Aid Course will give you the practical and theory information for what to do in emergencies such as Toad Poisoning, Animals...

Dogs and humans have very different digestive systems, and of course, very different things that we are tempted to put in our mouths. For this reason I want you to think like a dog- even get down on all fours so you can get a feel of what it’s like for your dog. Things that...

“My puppy has only had one vaccination so cannot attend” This question is so frequently asked and there are many first time owners who are often given incorrect information. Puppies only need their FIRST vaccine to come into a class.  It is imperative not to wait as you miss the critical learning period. There have been many studies that...

Do you have a puppy or dog that lifts its lip and snarls, growls, bares its teeth, snaps at you or freezes like a statue over its food bowl when you approach? Does the same behaviour apply if you attempt to remove their bone or a toy from their mouth? Does your dog growl at...